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RSPCA WA is reminding people that it’s not only cruel but also illegal to dump their pets after a rabbit with a severe eye injury was left in a box by a rarely used door at the organisation’s administration office.
RSPCA WA Chair Lynne Bradshaw and CEO Ben Cave today appeared before the inquiry into the Export Control Amendment (Ending Live Sheep Exports by Sea) Bill 2024 in Northam.
RSPCA WA is urging pet owners to check on their furry friends, after Perth recorded it’s coldest morning of the season on Thursday with the temperature dropping to 7.9 degrees.
A 39-year-old Morley woman was fined $6000 and prohibited from owning animals for five years for failing to provide her three Jack Russell terriers with sufficient food and water while she was away.
A 65-year-old Manjimup man has been charged with animal cruelty in relation to two horses allegedly left to suffer chronic laminitis and overgrown, untended hooves.
RSPCA WA inspectors Peta and Candy reunited with a 2.5-year-old Mastiff named Cupcake on Wednesday morning in what was a sweet reunification of old friends.
Three men aged 48, 49 and 71 have been fined a collective $16,250 in relation to a dog found suffering from untreated testicular cancer. All three were responsible for the welfare of the dog in question.
RSPCA WA is cautiously optimistic about the future of thousands of sheep and cattle on the MV Bahijah following a government decision to deny their re-export via the Cape of Good Hope.
RSPCA WA will be in Armadale on Wednesday 12 June offering free supplies and advice to pet owners who may be struggling with the costs of caring for their pets.
